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multinglets
11y ago
You mean, links like archives of his now-removed tweets where he himself is imploring us to investigate what's happened to him? Nonsense. Absolute nonsense.
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multinglets
11y ago
At least they're fucking telling people they're doing it.
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multinglets
11y ago
It's just such an elusive pattern. The NSA wants to collect information about digital comms AND they have the ability to eavesdrop/split network traffic at the infrastructure level... I just know there's something there -- th
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multinglets
11y ago
I've been tracking what I eat for a while, and one thing I've noticed is that bread makes me hungrier and I feel worse. I've completely dropped bread, and my life has improved dramatically.
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multinglets
11y ago
I can't help but wonder if the vertical margin collapsing (in general) would have seemed worth it if we weren't borrowing concepts from print media.
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multinglets
11y ago
Yeah, I haven't actually used facebook for anything in years, so now I'm deleting my account and I will use a temporary phone for any future situation where I need it. I will also be going out of my way to spread as much FUD among
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multinglets
11y ago
The people who (allegedly) don't perceive Seattle's shitty attitude are almost guaranteed to already be card-carrying turboleftist hipsters + standard uniform, pretty much every single time. edit: OK, sometimes they're attrac
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multinglets
11y ago
The solution is for everyone to mess with their signal-to-noise ratio. Make alts. Tell lies. Use VPNs. Encrypt trivial conversations. Use steganography for real secrets. If they like the job security, give them their damn job security by gi
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multinglets
11y ago
Take out the "a" and it is.
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multinglets
11y ago
Is Mike Keneally living in poverty or something? And are you honestly suggesting there aren't many many artists who make a living independently via their web presence?
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multinglets
11y ago
Nothing will ever be more bewildering than the people who get all sanctimonious that some rando can no longer get rich turning his blues scale riff into a 7 year marketing cicada. People who actually care about music and can do something un
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multinglets
11y ago
I'm guilty of this too, but it would really be great if we as a society could develop some impulse against putting all of our eggs in the first shiny basket we see.
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multinglets
11y ago
ppl who disagree with the national folk religion don't deserve to have opinions if they wanted to make comments they should have been good ppl like me lulz
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multinglets
11y ago
If she weren't a woman, I would be tempted to say it's almost . . . It's almost like she just sucked at her job and the public backlash and getting fired were both predictable consequences of that fact.
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multinglets
11y ago
> really uncomfortable I know what you mean. I logged into /r/funny one day and someone had used the "b" word. I was just really concerned and uncomfortable with how things were going. What did you end up doing?
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multinglets
11y ago
Hey I've got an idea: Let's all cry together because someone said something mean about a public figure. In fact, I'm incapable of discussing any other aspect of this event until this unspeakable atrocity has been addressed.
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multinglets
11y ago
The guy has been president for 8 years. Look at the age of the technology involved in essentially all of the recent, absolutely ridiculous, violations of our rights, and tell me whose DOJ it is. Do you, lol, enjoy our federal government
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multinglets
11y ago
Yeah, cool, let's all just stop using encryption for sensitive customer data so we more easily can catch the least sophisticated criminals who don't figure out how to do it themselves. Let's also make it crystal clear to the
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multinglets
11y ago
Oh no, the Chinese are stealing all our datas in an unprecedented cYbErattack! I didn't realize it was Thursday again already.
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multinglets
11y ago
Oh cool, so with increasingly stringent SSL requirements, we're basically entirely phasing out the ability to run a website without a certificate authority's involvement. So instead of all this bullshit from Chrome, Firefox, et al